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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21


To ths Edltsr - tie TrLEsEkw- HEEsrD
VIII you kindly slioE farmer space in
which 10 briefly rsply 70 Mechanics" az
ticls ia your issue Of yesterday
The sarcasm. so16islry aud other ear
marks ~ the article sats me % believe taas
Mechanic possesses considerable iournal-
isue s0ihfg. and thst. 10 doubt at inis
early sage of his literary career. be could
sis rather zrscefcliy ia The editorial chsir.
Eus SIR t8e friends of temperance ars
becoming sired 0f this incsssant tslz shout
the loss * revenus sud the Gov o. free
whisky uuder q CoustitgsCual pr0li1ifGrY
suesdment Nsuid the lsw-brsaker be
suhiects8 ~ any xreafsr danger IA offering
free whisky under tae pre@sne Law Than be
would Under prohihit0Ty Law
Can great evil foarSa mere siIsctu2ily
under che soutennsfioB ci az than under
Ices eel protection
kna wast saoEt thss great revenue thst
f1rnisnes - muoh relief 50 ~ taxpayers OF
Michigan
Rslisble statistics seH ~ that & fails
littie snort OF two million 0oiiAzs. while
sbout tairty-sizhs Isilon dollars are
swallowed "a unGsr thls seven -prodaCing
i.rense.
Nschaaic" says thst probis.dou means
The iel.iating of ne treasury n 6raua
hauids t8 The sfrouut 81 S7nQo9 Ii s. usezns
thai it sise a assgs sae rsi.sFi ing of tle cin-
rsrs % Kent eoustT outside 81 fas eitT 81
rra11 Rapids = corresponding AMOUNT of
n rasiaa consequent upss fhe punishment
"a srfraes com riitfsr under tta inference Of
This rerenns rr1crria2 H1isxr Tetis -
kaaTn 70 tbs oeCrte ~ = chiesn raas no.
ena cert 81 trfs rsreaTe srs ste.i ~ Iscense
.aw rascAes Elsse cassita ~ fhs cities snd
Incorporates tosas. tef tsss 90 he con-
.raTr tAe7 are 1eas ir faxed i8 sffcroFt sials
houses cpraled VITA riF ri nts II thts
safue 5csnae laT- rsst tieT 87e t8xei 80 rar
TSP tns nuns-haaEst 81 n8en assaa eriFsils
rrssr fAsz scersed 0a'sse sa1 an surs
.rst -ter n1.i re.s ecco-1l ,siv c0 tns f5ursh
sav ~ APR nsrt FEeNEs
ifrff &rt se-.h 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Although Secretary ESDIcarr may not
De guilty Of offensive psrsisanship Jet hs
10 psrniciouslY active N trying 70 Gust
Dr. MooRx fron ths offiee u Surgeon
General IN order to seat therein Or.
BAxrsR. vhom be much prefers. II =
thouZht II The President feels obliged 10
intsrfsrs DO will sustain Or. MOORE.
Coosidsrisg tho fact that only siigbt ex-
cuss II necessary 20 circulate & report Of
q resignation IA the Cabinet Il is not
strange that the trouble With Dr.. M3ogF
sss the tOag0>s OF the gossips wszging
about the resignation % Secretary ESDL
corr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

All k@zlserksse4sasaks "a tnts eot0aen. aolter
eAlsxex hos2. 12eassl " Alassa si.1z.-
xl114, ID e< ck4Exs,a fsr - sac 0atzssk4a
rae - lac ts.els Ae30@- AfoaFs ssayslsis is
ssak.Az<-
fsFszszse = y @ekt0k etsoAtlo<ss @e<1re
rs<t 1ee1 rssce - sfpittaE ~ ttls esfkcs
fk4 0olzs ieeF - klaos - 49, s9sssEttse1zaezss
aan - fasEsa a. 1ssktttE< tee ASA t,sf ~
eas fuu zsne-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
oree.,,. SOLE fer . DE- weaalnr.

AZ dsy wedding black frocA coat and
wsistcoat dark brown or gray trousers. a
white silk pi4ue four Ia hand scarf. white kid
gl0ves VIII broad white stitching GA the
back aud patent leather shoes represent the
eorrec. style - dress for the groom The
dress suit may 10 properly worn only On
evening occaslons
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

fTTfFff0A teEFr< Alt 1Hg<E SIX
J inr prnftsflf gp~sir- vi3 - -. = hsn
4 = fse,fraa~-te -frrrrs4 p'sse~ ~ uas. ear
sae-f rec ffrs FelssIs r rsff-t - where
af Ell iaense RI stflf 81 tesefstefI
rsts fsffmsle 4 60. - Aertt teIs
1kfesr1 Et IH
LOWE rANfFt FgR ssFF EIf4f@ VtF
7sts " tt.s ore tarsF f@rstff sf
stIts siffs aFrEff fstf - f.ffsF ieflet ~
ger - 81 ee+ fts fHrF ser frf -
~. f9 1tase e - reaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Ptrrrssev. n J. March Ia-b eonvsa-
ion wss se'i p tais csfy today r. sile par
-s-se ~ ss-misx Nsaonsi Tras3e Dissrssi
sseul h7 ~ state -erssrs ol fes x. - =
Ar rrzsr zssfon vas formed ard ofaeers
elected and lss raeetsoz al .ourrei
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

NOR sALE-A Good FAMILY H0HeE CFN
i ue ioF lsdY - ride o. drive Irfrt rfs,d
under she ssd9e. 81 Monroe
L'oR sALE-h~EfNe- And FRaNEs CHEtP.
4 Inquire a s. Ieuis- Q. < Nelspn. -
Tor rALE-A fIHF ItJI % 'sfgND IEit Frs
Il ane besVy orsf horHfs ~ sac cheap 81 Het
hfoe 50 south DiYisagn-ff -
IF9R sALE-SFCOSD HAND DF7Rpfg eAfE
i god order So Bfxse 0rtSae. Inquire s. T..
lli -. zoe teusl-st
L,0k 5ALE-BgTh FAMILY AID Dksf fte
borees fef fsis. saiee gu.rsfteel sIrr a.
g. Ssiisrs7B ave. r. =. hisff fasf
Is0K SALE OR KE<1-THHFF T1RY BRICK
Il 81 nq f717t sfssrted ~ o. fr4U az tfgTl
buldiurs fs-s = vaTd o. I've Sizes snr street ~
other I'VE ~ fee' frenf su8 ~ fesf dep hsTe
fofs s'es1 and wster po~er sfIttetie sr fneD1-
fsetarire rrrpn~ss ef1 rerfrsi~ ~ stef ~.
cuirs o Edwsrd Le.ieit. q O'tavs-st ~
1 F1.lish p,if one Vesf 0i1. td1ret Ped Ifl-
eEYsu Hersld offee fttf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

II door has spring OH L, 10 not let Il
slam after you.
See that your feet are clean before entering
any ones house.
II you fDd door closed, close It again Gs
you pas through.
Do not scratch matches Oh anybody else's
walls cr woodwork.
If vou visit reading room, De careful "a
put back parers and magazines in their
proper places
Do not talk so loud at places of amusement
ns 20 disturb others and prevent their enjoy
ment ot tho performance; 10y 50 doing you
rob them Of part of that which they have
paid for and virtually pick their pockets.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Almo-f sgssy destructive fire brings
new gsuo. that slsctr.e Wicsa must, socnsr
or lstsr. 20 undsr the ground. Tue Bur
faio hnsiress men iaslsi nov thai tho
wirss in thai city mus. come down as
once. They should have th0ught Of is
before
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Mayor h4aaIsoS ils.sls thAs hs means
u when hs says 60 ~ill nos sccspt re-
nomination. Nov whal snail the Demo
erals OF Chicago tog
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

COlored note paper went out of fashion
Io ago, and deep. heavy tints ia stationery
sre no longer sen ia my lady's escroit0ire,
nor Is il 70 10 fognd al statoner's stores that
cater to an exclusive fine trade. Occasionally
there comes IA short revival Of The very deli
cate shades OF dark blue or gray. bot a
creamy white remains the preferred sort.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

CArvEsTex. fsx-. NeTca "A ilsrsfch
ran, Bsrlssrs. ahs sest sl Banders eaantr.
rppsr-s sn sxprssve rrsirts fr, raging in
th.f rcssnsT. The Ere sxserss over 81 ae
49,. eaa Ass Swept ervtsiss 81 ifs frsc<
r.u.i-,r zrear iesalslian. f'seuEn4s -
s.,psrs -ssr<h cf valusble ercrerfF has ~
r-a.fr 80. ee-trov-s snd tne 50 aes not
a. rs h<rn eAeckse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Msmtscs * tLs Legislature are to e.
~ JAcksoa b. hsar HzSax GsoaoE II
the mountain wili cot come - Noham-
ned. IohAnmsd VII 20 - the moan-
t4ln
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

c1sTvysr1 % Nsreh 2a.-Tbe Eaiteo
stsfss Grso3 furv ro.ssv returned ar IN
i,gsnaeri sxsinst t}1v r. 49,. ne principe
svnrs IA she 81 &adTevs BsT sd ~cAerne.
" seeg is ehsrzes wilh u5s11sinz kae Eafis
fsr - 90 esuse - f<sssssx
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

UoARD BY THF wFFE. DAY ~ kFEL.
- $50 ssr wesk ~ BsretsT st. uesf ne Hlst
ocfieeL
DoAKn 81 Tfff DAY gR vsFE Or NFAL
- csn - ef4afrsf q krs A q 6.fisvai1 e. Eo
~ IEl.I ara 81 .arr r1.e. a-le ~ -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Speaker NAa1GE mAksa the dlY bones
rattle a. Lansing Wien b. ccass down
frOm the ihrl1s aud taxes part 10 debate.
tie jid valiant ssfsica Zoe Mr.. Cross
insurance. bail
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
The T[LEGHla HERALD has tgosI:
he circulation Of a4 slhsr daIY pub
lIshsd IA Michigan outside Of OstIsit

Earlh4oakss. fooda nsss and railroad
sccidants seen % be combining Tor tie
bsnsfs II tls arsisrtaksf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Prssid-nt CLRygLASD and Chicago sfs
bosh ufty years q ags and Jet Il - =
msftsr of rsmars that thsy have never
met
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

ftthft f'AHfitf ftft1fiiffi "iffitts
fsscuRtff taking the & % s efprcsl male
connection gf Ionic ior lsusiuf nEl ei D~tniif
f1T hfN foiE. .-hirrf eFrres hef fieeuinf eaf
from petfoii a. Grand BasiI1s -oui, line uibning
L.mitro efrTfE leaving here ef it p B m rifk
kleff ing car - Detroit Westuf 1ifeCf fotD tDeoflfsus
fof 81 gOlrff East arriving 81 Rev YORK a. u
81 The second follow Nr mon Ifg - 7 FrrriSf trt-
esF serHfs.l - -. q. 81. A - ostse sweet fIate.
Hud 81 depot J. P0f1ff fiff fess sRL
CEo. p. RETFn. Tftrsc Manager Chlrtgo
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Es~zeeE ctaes F<sa-s q e1s-ette s4Ff a1s
ekas<s a i ass sfsss taat t-s eiz4ez aU1
tbs essaer shosa - rsa1y a. Lhs s@la@ nao-
meat ExGcz pzzazt1s ~ s4s o4iy tras -.
ls1ssras As regards a i1sllas1sz - sl-s-sss
-zsEeE7 = s-sster 49, .4ts"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
NIECELLHKEons

pERsoSAI(-iz3s DoICARr TOsFF yoff
1 Oh. Cod Does = breaking htsr crave for
i0Ye7 TO s.e yOu once more ~ hni die In your
arms Il al ask have nothing 20 1--we fn All
hope has died Z be cold reception given r8e issf
bissea the bud of hope ] e&nnot forgei H. fof.
give ne. forget me-end BE- barrf. Farewell ms
drst. my last AID only love. aud may God Uess
you- Lovingly. "iad -
VIAN1FD-A -A-PAEfNFK-AN ENrRGFfiC
" roune man with Eaaii capital n JOIN ~ 3 ir
. lucTsfive business. Apply Room y Nenhagn
as ~
TO LEASE on long 1IRT-THf BfzT
l. manufacturing sites in gr near the citq. in
threc 10 ten srre lots eui lFiuE Def veen t~c
trunk lines n raj Vs. sad having tie very be.s
fsciiitieS for shipment in al di-et ons ~ The ior-
"a rates The properly hss god fapfly ~
water for any puTpp-e sad Dpi sslhieci u city
taxes Percy 7. Cook or J. G Mckee 80. ?
FOunts3r 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

The store oTisr system d not always
an annitixsisd sril. bat it took lot OF
eoiorsd minsrs 20 discover the fact. A
los Of negro miners near Peoria 20, pro
visions enough on eredis from the truck
stores to last them three months before
they struck tcT "a advance OK wages.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

There = = sadness ABOUT Mayer Cas-
rERs letter. in Wbich 10 asks his iEieads
not to uss bis name 10 tie coming nOml-
mating convention, when hs says. This
u probably tie last political uttssaaes I
shall ever vrits." It reminds one OF
GxoEaz WAsHlSoroS CHuns poems.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
cuNu SnaH


Al trains sffiVc . aud aei.sft ffsal ul8s oepot
uffahF
Hal fol IhlfEg1 NDhkgenH lazc Ja'esHf it |.
Fast kxIrref ~ f'nlcasa ......-.. tls 3. IA
D Irt-s fnf NusKtral ...............| 2 0H ) n
Night D E1rItso fT a. Caeo. ~ b g.
"a flsss fsf nigl.anl rfif "a own s.. lI q ~
Ma. l0g HiE Lspils G hails al ........i q s.. ia
aNg fE
Night Expr s. from Chicago ....--.........f A. ~
; prs from N lskagan. ..........ffl lg ia
Aaa t7am f'afnasu a1t EUskfEon ...... - ut
EsrHess irsu Idlf4 o........ ........ tla pm
asf Zap from Chicago nnd Hu.itE0i . f. rn
p rncss fFpu tie Rapids ard Bslnail til la
Ekpr from Ealln in .... ....f 8 a. A. ~
fb1ii1. fps exuefa sauasf
Through faHrhes a. Chicago aflf IuIfdo un i3
a train rouEh fsafiof r-E lo Chicago isa
- So = m nsln.-lto extra clnrsf faf sfat-
Through fllalati eepiiig car nsil oatta faI fai-
rHFu fn 7 o. m lfh'H.--l Hieu IiFftf NrIrf ~
n nr9e.sL N A CAFFfeFlF Trafhc 3 Rsl.
Nat4AN A. GAffgi. sts NeI Pass Ascent
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
E3sTED-ro PFNT
FfTTFD-ETrrfTToss

4 YOUNG NAN WHO Us WlILikG To WORK
n wants situAtioa tn a dry goods OF clothing
store. Can give good city references Address
Salesman, care Telegram HeFAld =
WANTED-ElTUAIIOA A. STUDENT rs A
" first class law o.tce wbere sufficient clef af
~ia be AZ hand - pa eopenses Five months
experience. graduate ol hlSh school. bcti Of
references. Address box lssl. Battle Greek
Atch. -
slTUATlON WAVED By Az f1pHRI-
- enced looskeeper and seiezfn p; car speak
both English and oerran. lad eight yexrs en-
peTlence. csa give security for fespon, 'hie DO
sition- AcdresS Peer Boyer, rctoskey, Mich. Si
WAkTED-BY A YOUNG Man wife MrCR
w experience with horsef situation - team
sier. coz Gilman or 70 hand homes IN any wy.
best Of references furnished AGdfcse box = tnis
once. 81
lANTED-sITUATION TO CARE FOR INVA-
w Ins, by a. c1pcTieoccd nurse seu0 card OF
call al li3 Rsnsom-st lotf
A RELIABLE YOUNG NAN A REsIDKNI or
y tau city, visbes position N q store - ofsce
vhe g be car learn The business Perman
siiustioa moFe important than any oifer e0Dsid
efzltou. Plessc a1drs 80 IT. I. Morley ffiF of1cs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
sOE KeRT-h0OMs

TO kENT-FIR RNfsHED ROOM PARlOR
i With bosfd. - Norm louia-st ~
IrOR KfST-STORES NO ANu Is CANAL
L It. T. n. Westoa. Niddieomb biock ss.f
IfOB RENT-A HOUSE oF sENEN ROOMS IN
/ good cOu6itioa; viii rent 81 Slo pcr nontn.
Inquire a. a. North uuion - IS
nor RENr-RooMs SUITABLE FOk Two
iacies or married couple tws b.cCks frcm
posioflce, 20 last Bfidgs-st. 81
TOR RENT PLEASANT ROOMS NIIa
/ board, l55 North Division S. near posfollCe ~
L'ok REET-A TENEMENT OF SIX Rooms
i with al cunveulenceS corner khsHfnui-afc.
Nnd winters -. one Of four rooms ~ shAWmst.
ave. one Of three rooms corner Alie. Hns Win
ier SIS, one % four Rooms, .u2 Stralgntsi.. near
hesi fuiiOnet Inquire - H. M. Barnard &.
AAel ST. conner Nj Nernou-st car
Log RENr-A FukNishLD FRONT ROOM
/ over Durfee'sin Ledyard block. second Goof.
Inquire at room Al. same floor. fSsf
E4hTED-TO RENT.
llASTED-TO BENT-WANTi-D DN A CES-
" ueman sud vile wishes Two rooms. unsi ie
near fnlion street Park Wig preferred. Address
Box l. Telegram Herald. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21


WANs Ei,- EXPERIENCE GROCERY CIFKE
" kcstlsluts9 - tae esfs MHsg have stoa
ks.terclo<e Aa4rea< a feieeisa. aeIe.a .-1
tlANffo-A Neon 81 kSFR AISo Two
W I-Aeea.s osTaers ~ taraaHrs ~0rk Waa
eta &aaaiaftsrlQs a. e>iElos iasl.a sna esd.
tnsak - -
IA ANItp-A GOOD hAA gt SIX UHEFlS
" a. ttlsae kaE. b heaaias Nezks
"a MASrEp-kN APPRENTICE 10 LEARN
" sast1fl4k Nlt y ao 4 ~ Al 1fSAtnK AZ
- 81 tae QISad kaI4as A..s sasln. 81. a. l.gsn-
WANFfn A GOOD PAIL AKn TrB tATHf
" plsssf lo AT a. foFeaau. Ad1lc>s. Ain.lsa
8 fhili - @ecksa-l. Alel- al
tpANTzD- C9LORED bAREER Apply AT
" onee. Ia Nesi fui.ou-st st
klANlkn AAs OK WOMAN IS ENkhf
" tsVH a. inifoiuat ei5r l1tae-e secrei isl.nsfs
s.ses aE 3 nrf day gsafentrfa 8 iisf.ttusn irce.
Nhiuese 1iossitS N3.s hasi osf-l.-s Hten -
AELP xkD-FhMSIk
tlANTfo-A FlSSE-cLksS GIRL VINO Is A
W Esa1 eeak -Foref Sii1 sAtluI Ncsle bui
rTri elsss. steady .iH neei aplsy Wages to a
good ese = Ief ~rts Appis Room lo. lsalales
llaet. e'f tslsl sna i}t-a-sl
AAAIEp-s COOK. MRs J. OhkiEN =
~ Norh l.4fss eue -
aIANfEp A GOOD 6tbl foH CkNERAI
~ House~ors Al g heuD-s. E Ni-ssus
uTAS1ED-A c0NFETENT CIR AZ NURSE
~ - growing eiiil1f d rorilc dlspasiiiea wlli.
d and obliglAg. Cal e. 0loe ai ~ toaulaia Fl
tlANffD "A oDoD 6IkL f0k 6ENERAL
" homework. Apply i4s q sdialels kf SIN b
II. afft4i, fHi n ash .aNtilu f.H
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Cln Will START Az INfFl lfsENl RAN
DlN o. selasn ll perfectly ir0 pendent pm.
nisb-e an1 * tnkte fp.nc& adtrshs "a ~
Lorgftiiow, Ei eel ID -. Aes York -
WANTED sALtsAkN F0K sTAFf r sflf
" line Literal eanr issiont Knights oi
abef brand. --latest tfia inauoea euis elfn fha
GoodA Union 4 p O.. = Lake Ct, Chicago
81
IAAIFD-LADiEs. LOCAL OF 1kANEIItf.
" 4 wonderful eIuTeiy uts specially iar ls
dlfs oely. 81 daily easily made no photo uo
painting; particular free Als n y lille CT
c4fo. la -
YlAETKP - AGENTS fOR THE IL LI<
" blD.e iut1oifred ~ keF. ; a. Fiuoell ID
D.. more fhag u. pace, 81 tGgfss ings, 5 uas
as Pa solc . wu'iA iaft month q lads 50 t1I ~
one Setlcae sg nj owe l0 cop.er usy tor -lr
confeciuirs weeks sif tAf above sincng siraE-
gen CasseA a 60. limited e. Dearborn a.
Chi 40 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

fhak 4kAg Afhl lr.r. 1HE PARK ItK
- narn sone ~ rp18t anf falion 49,
lnaairs - James teA skeak to5ief tssA.
lfsna kaIl8s Aieh AL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-25
An Attornex ON His Ear.

New York Telegram: In the trial
Of sx-AId.rmsn Cleary, his counsel,
Sbafer. made an attack on the papers
OF the city, charging them with being
In league 10 secure the conviction of
his client. Shaier spoke in terms OF
bitter iDvective against toe proprietor
OF morning paper OF this city. He
was brought TO stop by sharp rap
Of the gavel. The court said the jurors
knew nothing cf the paper assaults,
and counsel must desist. Turning
upon the twenty reporters around The
table, the advocate yelled, There they
are there they are! there they are
Burning geniuses Of the press There
Is not one Of them you could trust in
yCur house, except the fat man."
Three or four flushing quill pushers ut
the table, each taking this TO Ihem-
selves. blushed confusedly. He con-
tended that the testimony that the de-
fendant had been seen at meetings Of
other boodlers was looked up by de-
tectives. His client 10 poor man
and was paying for his defense out of
honestly earned money.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-25

From n. Nathan, who was mixed
up In the blockade at Bismarck for
two or three days, We learned more
about the difficulties as well as casual
ties of the Missouri river food than
the combined reports by telegraph
from that food devastated region give
an inkling of. TIE railroad ware
houses at Bismarck were all carried
away by the big rise and the railroad
treslle ON the Msndan side WAS ten
feet under water. On Wednesday the
Ice having stopped running, the
steamer Helena was launched and
used rs q transfer boat by the railroad
authorities. Passengers were carried
TO the steamboat landing, two miles
below Mandan, and from there were
conveyed to the Mandan depot and
placed on board the cars. Hundreds
were carried across In this manner
and the railroad officials did all In
their power 10 make the travellers
comfortable. All delayed passengers
were fed at the company's expense,
which WAS quite AN item. The
steamer 10 in constant use aud by this
time most Of the mail and express ha,
probably been crossed. In day ol
two it Is expected that the water will
30 far subside Ms to allow repair Of the
track and trestle. The approach u
the bridge 10 in bad shape, the timber
having suffered considerable damag'
from the Ice ana the embsnkment Il
much washed. Telegraph poles and
wires for nearly three miles are dowr
and hopelessly tangled. II will re
quire some days to repair the mischief
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-25

the thick OF political affairs and socia
gossip. He was ever In the Washing
Ton SWIM" breast:ng the waves with
jovial vigor, and never failing to hear
or see what was said and done.
The Major could never he very sol.
emn, and in his ripened sketches OF
Washington life every phase reminds
him ofhalfs dozen amusing anecdotes.
He has rare gilt in telling q story,
and his anecdotes are inexhaustible.
His book will only add lustre to bis
fame ~ ritter, tut 10 Of 80 UNIQUE q
character and 80 Intensely interesting
10 matter that 1t will prove a valuable
contribution to the literature OF the
country. II has mirtb for the mirth.
fuI, wit tor the witty, information for
all, and we doubt II IL has been equall-
ed by any subscription book since the
war.
II is being issued by the we'll Known
house of A. L. Bancroft & Co., San
Francisco, CAL. and sold exclusively
by subscription.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-25
ChuckIing Chappies.
Under the Care of Two Moons
the Four Cheyenne Gull
prits Arrive.
Escorted to the Brick House
they Now Gaily Promenade
Behind the Bars.
A Miles City Man Tells about
the Ice Gorge and Flood
at Mandan.


Shortly after the Cheyenne episode
when Deputy Hood was delivered Of Q
Cheyenne prisoner by q party Of
bucks, the agent sent word to III. A.
Thompson, Of Fort Keogh, who wields
q powerful influenc. over the Chey-
ennes, and which is always exerted
for the greatest good, to come up and
get the Cheyeunes implicated, believ-
ing that in such action the Indians
would be most satisfied. Thompson
had not time TO go up TO the agency,
but be sent them word that he wanted
them 10 come TO Fort Keogh at once
or be would be after them, and, 10 and
behold, on yesterday the four Indians
who were in trouble appeared at the
post, nominally ip charge Of Two
Moons. the interpreter and scout, and
Red Sleep, an agency policeman.
Lieutenant Bailey, as post sdjutant,
took the Indians in charge as soon as
they reached Keogh, and after giving
them good feed they were brought
across the river and delivered into the
custody Of Sheriff and Deputy United
States Marshal Thos. H. Irvine. The
Indians will be given q hearing to-day
at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, before
United States Commissioner Merrill,
and IL held. bail will be asked, which,
II not excessive. 1t 10 believed by
Lieutenant Bailey can be procured.
Two Moons Is a well known and IA.
milisr character IN this locality, and
much enjoyed the hand shaking he
was the recipient Of from his acquaint.
snces among the court house officials.
The Indians exhibited no i'll humoI
when they were Informed by Two
Moons that they must be locked up
over night, but submitted with q good
grace. Ii must be here acknowledged
that for starving people these repre-
sentatives of Upshaw's charge were
remarkably sleek and fat, and they
wore pretty good clothes, too, so far al
outward appearance manifests.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-25

pose. This company also states In o
foot note that the armor plate re-
quired by the department is fully
equal to the best plant mapufac-
tured In Europe and q higher grade
than any made in this country. Their
bid proposes To supply such plate, and
they are prepared to demonstrate their
ability h. do 80. IL q plate Of q lower
quality will be acceptable to the de-
partment, the company is prepared to
furnish IL at lower price than that
stated 10 their bids. All of the bids
were accompanied by certified checks
for $50, 900. The bid of the Cleveland
rolling mill company was handed to
the secretary by the clerk after the
other bids had been opened, with the
explanation that IL had Just come 10
hand through The mails. When the
readings of the bids had been COM
pleted. Secretary Whitney announced
that they would be taken under con-
sideration and awards announced
within fifteen days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-25

New York Telegram: Abraham
King, counsel for number oi cred
itors of the missing w. Z. Lawion,
the guiana magnate, makes the first
estimate that has been attempted OF
how much the creditors will receive
out Of the work. The attachments
reach $5l0,75l. Killing thinks the rs
sets will be about $40O, 900, aud AS
sunes that creditors will receive about
rs per cent of their claims. He con-
sidrrs Lawton's Cattail Island the
principal asset. and this already has
$3.50 worth Of mortgages, and IL 10
sx pected that legal battle will occur
10 determine which OF various mort
gagee on the island shall take prec, :
dence. It will be one Of the interest
ing complications that are certain 10
arise out of this mysterious affair.